Mkcommit

This release contains a minor validation fix for the multi-keyword `semantic` and `technica` suites. Empty keyword list is now disallowed.

This release contains an implementation of Conventional Commits Suite kindly contributed by serverwentdown. We've decided to make this the new default recommended suite for `mkcommit`, since it more closely adheres to the Conventional Commit guidelines than the pre-existing `semantic` suite. The documentation has been updated accordingly.

Pre-existing suites now also define a `default()` function which generates a tuple of the first line and the body of the commit message. Hence a new concise pattern can be used when creating a `CommitMessage` instance:

python
from mkcommit.suites import conventional

def commit():
return CommitMessage(*conventional.default())


Also, the implementations of `default_long`, which are called from `default`, will trigger the default system editor for the developer to provide a longer message when necessary.

This release fixes a minor issue with `semantic.default_long` function, where the spacing between the first line and the body of the commit message would be doubled.

In this release we've fixed a problem that didn't allow explicit CA certificates when using `include`. Now `include` accepts an optional `cert` argument which is supposed to be a path to `cacert.pem` containing a valid certificate chain for the Git server.

Also, the `default_long` from `semantic` suite conditionally triggers the default editor. This accounts for better UX with optional long commit messages.

In this release we've added the ability to `include` existing `*.mkcommit.py` files. The `include` function will return `commit` function and (if it exists) the `on_commit` function from a file referenced by URL. Local caching is implemented to make it easier to work without access to network - a file once referenced will be stored locally in `.mkcommit-cache` folder and loaded always from the local copy first. If you wish to download a fresh copy, just clear your `.mkcommit-cache`.

In this release we've introduced a minor change to the `semantic` suite, where the `Merge branch X into Y` pattern is now allowed by the validator. This behavior can be turned off by passing `allow_default_merge_msg=False` to the `is_semantic` validator.

We've also updated the logo to something nicer 😄